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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Timber Land Entry-Msrried Women.
QsABELLA M. DvYEE)

 married woman. who by the laws Of the State
 is authorized to purchase and hold realty as
 feme sole. snd Independently control her
 separate property. is entitled to nske land
 purchase under the set of Juns 8, 1878
 Acting Secretary Muldrow to Com missioner Sparks, July IS, 1887.
 Isabella M. Dwyer made timber land entry No. 6335 August 2, 1881, of the NE.
 of Sec, l5. T. IA N., R. E. Hun- boIdt. California, after submitting prop CT poof according to law.
 On September ', 1886, Special Agent b. +. Bergen reported that the claimant was not qualified to make the eLtry, she being @ married woman.
 Upon this report you held Sad entry for cancellation, and allowed the entry man sixty days m which 10 apply for a hearing.
 In accordance with said direciior, the entry man filed her application for a hearing. setting forth the fact that she IS 6 married woman, and wss such si the date of entry; that In June. 1876, she was made a sole trader by decree Of The court under the laws oi CslItor- nis, that she has been ana Is no Y doing business as sole trader; that ne now, and for a great many years lG [ past, has supported herself and family by her own eXertlon; that she entered sad land for her sole and separate use ard benefit and not for the use and benehi of any other person; that she puEchas- ed said land with her separate money and that her husband has no iDterest ID or claim upon the purchase money aforesaid.
 Upon the receipt of this proirst, you. by by letter of February l5. 1887, held that hearing was not necessary, ss the entrymen admitted the facts upon which said entry WAS held for cancellation, tc wit, that she was s married womsn st the date of said entry, snd thereupou you again held said sntry for cancell6- tion, subject to the right ut appeal, which IS now before me.
 As the laws of California permit q married woman 10 purchase and hold realty ss femme sole. and 10 control and manage her separate property, free from ell and any interterepcc from her hus- band, l am of opinion that the entTymsD in this case Is entitled to purchase un- der .be act of June 3, 1878. Nor does the fact that the entryman has. since making said entry disposed of the claim afford sufficien: proof of bad faith to warrant the cancellation of the entry. She swears that she did not directly or Iudirecily make any bargain or sale, or agreement to sell snd convey said land to any one prior to making final proof. but that she entered said land for her own use and benefit, and not for the benefit of any other person.
 The special agent presents no fact in- dics:ing fraud but recommends the can cellation of the entry solely on the ground that sthe entryman was a mar risd woman, and not qualified to make entry"
 Your decision is reversed, and you will approve the same for patent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Helps to Patience

A woman, whose life has been long and ehequered with many reverses, said lately: "Nothing has given me more courage to face every days duties and troubles thnn few words spoken to me when was a child by my od father He was the village doctor. I came into his office, where be WIS com pounding medicine, one day, looking eros and ready to cry.
 "'N hat is the matter. Maryr
 @'Im tiresil I've been making beds and washing dishes ail day, and every day. and what gOoi does it d0, Tomorrow the lols sill be to make and the dishes to wash over again
 "'Look, my child be said. do you s,s these little empty vi1lss They are all in- significant, cheap things. of no value in tnern- slves; but in one put deadly poison. in another sweet perfume, ia a third healing medicine.
 Nobody cares for tho Yials: it is that which they carry that kills or cures. Your daily work, the dishes washed or the floors swept are homely things and count for noth- ing m themselves; but 1t is the anger or the sweet patience or zeal or high thoughts that you put into them that shall last These make your life '7-Youth's Companion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You think 1t is light thing. But 1t may run into catsrrh. Or into pneunonIs. Or consumption.
 Ostsrrh is disgusting. Pneumonis is dangerous. Consumption is death it. self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obstruc. tons and offensive matter. Otherwise there IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases of these parts, hesd, nose. throat, bronchial tubes a3d lungs, can be-delightfully and entirely cured by the use of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thou. sand and thousands of people can tell you. They have been cured by it. and know how it is, themselves" Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
PENALTIES OF INPRUDENCE

Summer is at hand-the time of year when old heads and young become i'm prudent, get overloaded. cool of' sud denly, catch cold, headache, nervous disorders, and thousand and one other troubles. Preaching prudence is played out. The only thing to do is-after you have contracted one or more of these pains to cure yourself as quickly as possible. Small pains are not to be neg lected except at the risk of serious con sequences. Remove them at once. It can be done by an application of one or more of ALLCoCK's PoRous PLAsrKRs, recognized the world over as the best external remedy ever made. Mind you, don't neglect your little ills. They out grow everything else and ii let alone cost you more than you can ever know. Re- member ALLcocK's PLAsrERs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
The Country is Safe.

The Grandmother has sen. 6 very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Armor's Kansas City pigs feet. family picked pork, sugar cured ham, breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing 20 pounds and also & carload of Anheuser-Busch lager beer. Prices res- sonsble, Warum Oarum.
 JosxPH Drna.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Notice tO Taxpayers.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR. !
 TUosOS, Ariz., Sept. 20th. 1886. ! You are hereby notified that the city taxes for the year 1887 are now due. snd payable at my office. in the City Hall and will become delinquent on and after December 18th, 1887, at 6 o'clock D. m. of that day, and if not paid on or before that date. the percentage snd costs will be added snd collected as the law di- recis. GEO. F. FOSTER,
 City Tax Collector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Look Alive.

Keep posted.
 Bead your trade journal.
 Read the advertisements.
 Find out what new goods are in the market.
 Keep awake 10 the latest novelties. Become familiar with the newest at- traction.
 Push. drive. hustle.
 Don't wait for irsde-make it. Don't keep stale stock on hand. Give it ii sway; throw it away, do anything rather than keep it on hand to spoil your custom.
 Keep up with the times. Study the public taste and Bntici- pate its wants
 Be wide awake and alive and trade will come to you.-N. |. Corfectioper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Agents Wanted

For the sale of Fruit Trees, Small Fruits. Grape Vines, etc. etc. For terms. address California Nursery O., Niles. Alameda Co.,. Cal
 The Senate is nothing if not first class. It now offers to its patrons the genuine Old O. K. Argsnaut vhiskey, such ss cannot be had everywhere, If
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

Last Monday. while Mir. E. O. Ssxe was loading bullion at the Vekol mill, |, DIS four-horse team took fright and started down the hill. Mir. Ssxe clam oered In to the wagon just ss the horses started, but the brake was unmsuage- able and 1t was useless to attempt 10 control the horses. They finally run into sn adobe wall and fell into heap with Mir. Sake on the top. One of the horses had its head split open and killed, while the others were more or less hurt. Mir. Sake fortunately es. capped any serious iniuryr-Enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Government Lnnds.

Letters are continually arriving ask .l s the price oi Paoiic laSSs, and sons make 6 request tAsf agents secure 1ouses for people who live ir Indisns, Illinois and Ohio. This arises from the fact that people east sra not informed ID she :snd laws, and ,hInk that al! that is necessary in taking claims Is for the papers 10 be filed by sn agent, and then they can pay out on the Iard the same ss though the purchase vas from private individuals.
 Any person except soldiers sud sol diers heirs must make affidavit that they are acquainted with the land they are entt ring, and also make affidavit that tu the best of their knowledge there is no mineral on the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
PRE-EHPIIoHs

Section 176 says that every person being the head of family, widow, or single person over the sge of tventy-cne snd citizen Of tse United States. or having filed decisratiOn of intention to become such, ss required by the natural Ration laws. who hss made or hereafter makes s SETTLEMENT IN PERSON on the public lands subject to pre-enp psion. and Tho inhsoits and improves ;he same and who has erected 6 dwelling thereon k authorized to enter with tho rer1ster of the United States land office for the dis trict ID which the land lies, by legal sub division any number of acres pot ex- ceediug one hundred and sixty acres or 6 quarter section of land to include the residence of such claimant upon paving the United States minimum urios of such land. No person who is the rro- prietOr Of three hundred snd twenty acres can prs-enpt land. No person who quits or absndons his own land to res,de sn pubic land in the same state or territory can pre-ompt. Persons can however, take hOmssteads and timber claims whether he has tl e three hundred and twenty acres or not; neither does ths law prohibit his taking q homestead when he has lef: residence on hIs ovn isud. The above only refers to pre- emptions.
 The first requirement in taking s ure- enption is to seles. the quarter section
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
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I NPRECEDENTS ATTRACTION
 - OVEE HALF A MILLION DisIEIBU1ED
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Increase in Freight Trafic.


The train records for the week ending the
10th, show decided improvement In business
with all roads csnteriDg here. There were re-
ceivsd and forwarded this point during the
week l6 l95 loaded cars increase of 1892
cars over the movement OF the preceding week.
q 6I0 more cars than were handled in the corre-
spending week, 1885, and 2,142 more than were
handled in the corresponding week, 1885. The
improvement seems to be general. East bound
there il an improved interior business, and a
heavier export movement, ana the coming
week promises q further increase in east bound
shipments, wheat and -four being the leading
articles in the east bound freiehts. Westbound
the large tonnage Is surprise, and
compares favorably with that of the latter
part Of August in former years. when merchants
In the West and Southwest begin to lay in their
fall stocks. 1t Is noticeable in scanning way
lreights passing westward Is consigned to mer-
shants in the Northwest who heretofore have
Deen shipping over the more northern and
roundabout routes IL certainly must be graft
lying to the general freight agents who fo-
years have been working to get some share OF
this business for thei Northwest North-and-
south roads show a healthy movement, and with
\ majority of them the exhibit would be more
favorable had they had more ears at their COM
mand. The earnings of the north land south
lines show that the business is carried at good
In July is there much activity noticeable
about the city freight depots as this year. Be-
low is given the number OF received and
forwarded at this point in the week ending July
L. as compared with the corresponding weeks
1856 and 1885:
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Local and State Notes.

Further official changes, it is limited. may be
looked for in few days on the Vandalia-
V. T. Malot. general manager of the Union
Railway Company, has gone to West Baden
Springs for a few days rest.
d. K. Folsom, general agent of the American
Express Company at this point. leaves for the
East this morning for q two weeks visit
The Ohio & Mississippi people expect TO have
their New Albany branch completed to con-
nccton with the track over the Kentucy and In
diana bridge within thirty days.
The large inquiry for cars the last day or two
at many of the smaller stations on the western
roads indicates that grain and live stock are to
begin to move briskly the coming week.
In the city OF New Albany an engineer is not
allowed to blow the whistle on his engine except
when life is endangered, and the city ordinance
on the matter is carried out to the letter.
The old Vandalia pay-car is being fitted mp in
noe style for the use of Superintendent Nelson,
who certainly deserves a better than he has
been riding in since he came ON to the c. H. & D.
s B. Tinker. the veteran master mechanic
on the Cincinnati Wabash & Michigan road
was last week presented with an expensive and
elegant Office chair, the engineers on the road
being the donors.
f. r. Wheeler has been appointed general
travelling agent OF the Evansville q Terre
Haute, the Evansville & INDIANAPOLIS and the
Peoria. Decatur & Evansville railways Office at
Evansville, vice w. b. Hallsted, resigned
There were transferred over the Belt road last
week, TO- S69 cars. against 1864 the correspond
ing week in 1856; increase this year q l25 cars
Belt road engines last week handled ST car
loads of live stock, against 603 the correspond
ing week in 1856
Northwestern pleasure resorts are coming in
this year for a larger per cent. of the pleasure
seekers travel than usual The last few days
all the trains of the great lines out of Chicago
have been heavily loaded, it is stated, with this
class of travel.
There is only one current to the stream of
railroad returns pouring In, and that is i'm
provement in earnings over the corresponding
period last year. and look over the broad field
covered by the countrys railroad system shows
but few unfavorable indications.
The Indianapolis a Vincennes company have
Just completed four miles OF extensions in their
coal branches, and will this morning begin
extension of two miles to the Superior mines. A
portion OF the grading IL already completed
Furnishing gas for Indianapolis will not seriously
affect the coal industry the |. e. ". road,
large per cent of the coal the mines this
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